LI-TIFROM blind source separation method

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LI-TIFROM is a sparsity-based Blind Source Separation method. It is based on a time-frequency (TF...

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19 Jun 2009	MATLAB Central Team	LI-TIFROM is a sparsity-based Blind Source Separation method. It is based on a time-frequency (TF) analysis: 1) it first finds single-source TF zones, i.e. a set of adjacent TF windows, where a single source is active. 2) Then, in each of the above zones, it estimates a column of the mixing matrix. 3) When all the columns of the mixing matrix have been estimated, the last step consists in recovering the sources. The LI-TIFROM package is written in MATLAB, needs the MATLAB Signal Processing Toolbox in order to run and has been tested on MATLAB 6.0, 7.0 and 7.5.

19 Jun 2009

MATLAB Central Team

LI-TIFROM is a sparsity-based Blind Source Separation method. It is based on a time-frequency (TF) analysis:

1) it first finds single-source TF zones, i.e. a set of adjacent TF windows, where a single source is active.

2) Then, in each of the above zones, it estimates a column of the mixing matrix.

3) When all the columns of the mixing matrix have been estimated, the last step consists in recovering the sources.

The LI-TIFROM package is written in MATLAB, needs the MATLAB Signal Processing Toolbox in order to run and has been tested on MATLAB 6.0, 7.0 and 7.5.

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